Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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oarb of Cruafew. 'QQQ HON. LEVVIS MILLER, AKRON, Pre5z'dem'. DAVID FORDING, ALLIANCE, Serreiary. PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Washington, D. C. REV. J. A. PARSONS, REV. O. N. HARTSHORN, LL. D., - Alliance, O. HON. J. D. TAYLOR, LL. D., PROE. G. W. CLARKE, PH. D., - - Alliance, O. REV. T. N. BOYLE, D. D., HON. E. N. HAR1'SHORN, A. M., Alliance, O. REV. LOUIS PAINE, D. D., BISI-IOP H. H. WARIQEN, LL. D., - Denver, Col. HON. JOHN M. STEEL, REV. T. P. MARSH, LL. D., - Alliance, O. REV. J. M. CARR, D. D., HON. S. J. WILLIAMS, - Alliance, O. PROE. JOSEPH L. SHUNK, - P. C. KNOX, A. M., - Pittsburg, Pa. RICHARD BROWN, - Wm. HENRY MORGAN, - - - Alliance, O. REV. G. H. HUMASON, PH, D., D. D., Duluth, Minn. SAMUEL HABIILTON, - - - Pittsburg, Pa. BISHOP JOHN H. VINCENT, LL. D., Topeka, Kan, MRS. ALICE N. CHANCE, - F. M. ATTERHOLT, A. M., FRANK A. ARTER, A. M., E. E. SCRANTON, - 10 - Grove City, Pa. - - Cambridge, O. - Pittsburg, Pa. - Steubenville, O. Warren, O. Cleveland, O. Alliance, O. - Youngstown, O. - Canton, O. Akron, O. - Cleveland, O Alliance, Q

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THOS. R. MORGAN, SR. ifjon. 22605. Morgan, ' ' T rzzsiee Deceased. Thomas Rees Morgan was born in Wales, March 31, 1834, and emigrated to the United States in 1865, locating at Pitts- ton, Pa. In 1871 he moved to Alliance, where he laid the foundation ofthe Morgan Engineering Co., of which he was the principal stockholder, and which is now proving its value not only to this city, but also to the National Government, which deems its worth so great that one of the strongest corn- panies has been sent to guard it during time of war. lt is this company which he organized, that constructs for the Govern- ment the disappearing gun carriage, a machine most valuable in modern warfare. Mr. Morgan, the subject of this sketch, was a very warm friend of Mt. Union College. He took an active in- terest in all its affairs, serving as a trustee for a number of years, till his death September 6th, 1897. Mr. Morgan was the chief contributor to the nne gymnasium erected by the college and namedin his honor. He was a personal friend of Presi- dent McKinley. The students individually found a fine friend in him, and his kindness to all who met him was very marked. In the death of Mr. Morgan the college lost one of its truest friends and most earnest supporters. Mr. Morgan was succeeded in the Board of Trustees by his son, Mr. Wm. Henry Morgan, who has also been elected Presi- dent of the Morgan Engineering Company.